JP6914810B2 - Program and terminal device control method - Google Patents

Description

Embodiments of the present invention relate to programs and methods of controlling terminal devices.

At the site of equipment inspection, complicated work is required while referring to the manuals of each equipment and past inspection results. In recent years, with the sophistication of equipment, the inspection contents have become more complicated and sophisticated, and the number of documents referred to in the field is increasing.

In connection with this, for example, a technique is known in which a wearable computer worn by an operator displays information about an item selected by the operator.

However, if the work frequency of equipment inspection is several times a year, or if the worker is unfamiliar with the work, information such as manuals and past inspection results that differ for each equipment is accurately selected and used as a terminal device. It was very difficult to display. For this reason, the work efficiency may be lowered and the inspection quality may be deteriorated.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-295975

An object to be solved by the present invention is to provide a program capable of improving convenience when displaying information on a terminal device, and a control method for the terminal device.

In the program of the embodiment, the terminal device including the display unit and the communication unit displays the information acquired from the management device via the communication unit on the display unit, and displays the information based on the user's operation on the communication unit. Is transmitted to the management device. The program is a plurality of first images arranged on the terminal device so as to surround a predetermined portion on the display surface of the display unit, and attributes of contents acquired from the management device via the communication unit. The plurality of first images shown are displayed on the display unit. In addition, the program causes the display unit to display one or more second images for calling the content in association with each of the first images. When a part of the plurality of first images is in the off state, the second image corresponding to the first image in the on state is displayed as compared with the case where all the first images are in the on state. , Display in a wider area.

It is a block diagram of the information management system 1 of an embodiment. It is a block diagram of the terminal apparatus 50. It is a figure which shows an example of the contents of the hierarchy management data 542. It is a figure which shows an example of the content of the map correspondence data 543. It is a figure which shows an example of the contents of the document management data 544. It is a figure which shows an example of the content of the category data 545. It is a figure which shows an example of the contents of inspection item data 546. It is a figure which shows an example of the content of inspection result data 547. It is a figure which shows an example of the contents of equipment appearance data 548. It is a figure which shows an example of the contents of inspection place data 549. It is a figure which shows an example of the content of the master data 550. It is a block diagram of the information management server 100. It is a figure which shows an example of the theme designation screen 61. It is a figure which shows an example of the menu screen 63 which displays a menu image. It is a figure which shows an example of a menu image 300. It is a figure which shows an example of the category image 310C in the off state. It is a figure which shows an example of the expansion screen 400 in which the document data is not expanded. It is a figure which shows an example of the expanded screen 400 which expanded the document data. It is a figure for demonstrating the operation which closes a document data. It is a figure which shows the screen example after the operation which closes a document data. It is a figure which shows an example of the inspection item screen 65. It is a figure which shows an example of the appearance screen 67. It is a figure which shows an example of the history screen 69. It is a figure which shows an example of the menu screen 71 which displays a series menu image. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the flow of the display control method by the theme display control unit 553. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the flow of the display control method by a menu display control unit 554. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the flow of the menu image generation method by a menu display control unit 554. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the flow of operation processing for a menu image. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the flow of the display control method by the input display control unit 555. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the flow of the display control method of the appearance screen by the relation display control unit 556. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the flow of the display control method of the history screen by the relation display control unit 556. This is an example of the search screen 73 for searching the call image displayed on the menu image 300. FIG. 33 is a diagram showing an example of a menu screen 75 that displays a series menu image.

Hereinafter, the program of the embodiment and the control method of the terminal device will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of the information management system 1 of the embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, the information management system 1 includes one or more terminal devices 50, an information management server 100, and a map information providing server 200. The terminal device 50, the information management server 100, and the map information providing server 200 communicate with each other using the network NW. The network NW includes, for example, a part or all of WAN (Wide Area Network), LAN (Local Area Network), the Internet, a provider device, a radio base station, a dedicated line, and the like.

For example, the terminal device 50 downloads the document data related to the equipment inspection from the information management server 100, and uploads the inspection result data based on the input by the user of the terminal device 50 to the information management server 100. The user of the terminal device 50 is, for example, a worker who inspects equipment, and the example in which the user is a worker will be described below. Document data is, for example, equipment inspection manuals, procedure manuals, design drawings of equipment to be inspected, repair instructions, and other data. The document data is the content of the document as described above, and is data such as word data, text data, image data, and PDF data.

Further, when the terminal device 50 displays the map data on the display screen, the terminal device 50 downloads the map data from the map information providing server 200. When the map data is requested by the terminal device 50, the map information providing server 200 transmits the map data of the designated area among the map data stored in its own storage unit to the terminal device 50.

[Terminal device 50]
The terminal device 50 is, for example, a terminal used by an operator, such as a tablet terminal, a smartphone, a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), or the like.

FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of the terminal device 50. As shown in FIG. 2, the terminal device 50 includes, for example, a communication unit 51, an input unit 52, a display unit 53, a storage unit 54, and an application execution unit 55.

The communication unit 51 has hardware for connecting to the network NW using a cellular network, a Wi-Fi network, or the like. For example, the communication unit 51 includes an antenna, a transmission / reception device, and the like.

The input unit 52 includes, for example, a part or all of a touch panel TP, various keys, buttons, dial switches, a mouse, etc. formed integrally with the display unit 53.

The display unit 53 is, for example, an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), an organic EL (Electroluminescence) display device, or the like.

The storage unit 54 is realized by, for example, a RAM (Random Access Memory), a ROM (Read Only Memory), a flash memory, or the like. The storage unit 54 may be realized by a miniaturized SSD (Solid State Drive) or HDD (Hard Disk Drive). In the storage unit 54, for example, information management application 541, hierarchical management data 542, map correspondence data 543, document management data 544, category data 545, inspection item data 546, inspection result data 547, equipment appearance data 548, inspection location data. Information such as 549 and master data 550 is stored.

The information management application 541 is an application program that realizes an information management function using the terminal device 50 and the information management server 100. The application program may be downloaded from another device via the network NW by the terminal device 50, or the application program stored in the portable storage medium is sold at an existing store and installed in the terminal device from the portable storage medium. It may be pre-installed in the terminal device 50.

The hierarchy management data 542 ranks the equipment to be inspected (hereinafter, may be simply referred to as “equipment”) and the facility in which the equipment is installed (hereinafter, may be simply referred to as “facility”). It is the data to be associated with each other. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the hierarchical management data 542. As shown in FIG. 3, the layer management data 542 is, for example, information in which the second layer and the third layer are associated with the first layer. The third level is the name of the equipment to be inspected (hereinafter, may be simply referred to as "equipment"), the second level is the name of the facility where the equipment is installed, and the first level is the name of the facility. , The area where the facility is located (hereinafter, it may be simply referred to as "area"). The first layer is the highest layer, and the larger the number, the lower the layer. Each hierarchy has a relationship such as a tree diagram, and when a higher hierarchy is specified, a lower hierarchy associated with the specified hierarchy is specified. Depending on the level of management, the "first level" may be the name of "facility" or the name of "equipment", but here it will be described as the name of "area".

The map-corresponding data 543 is data indicating the position of each facility on the map. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the map-corresponding data 543. As shown in FIG. 4, the map-corresponding data 543 is information in which the facility name, the map coordinates, the facility ID, and the layout coordinates are associated with the facility ID, for example. The facility ID is identification information for identifying each facility. The facility name is the name of each facility. Map coordinates are coordinates (latitude, longitude) indicating the position of each facility on the map. The equipment ID is unique information for identifying each equipment. The layout coordinates are information representing the positions of facilities and production lines, and are coordinate values (X coordinates, Y coordinates) of these layouts.

The document management data 544 is information about the document data. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the document management data 544. As shown in FIG. 5, the document management data 544 is, for example, information in which the facility ID, the equipment ID, the document name, the thumbnail image, the file name, and the presence / absence of the display icon are associated with the document ID. be. The document ID is identification information for identifying each document data. The document name is the title of each document data. The thumbnail image is a thumbnail image of each document data. The file name is the file name of each document data. The presence / absence of the display icon is information indicating whether or not to display a predetermined display icon in each document data. Further, the presence / absence of the display icon may include information indicating the type of the display icon to be displayed when the display icon is displayed.

Category data 545 is information about each category. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the category data 545. As shown in FIG. 6, the category data 545 is information in which the facility ID, the equipment ID, the category name, and the category color are associated with the document ID, for example. A category is an index for classifying document data according to a predetermined criterion (for example, an attribute). The category includes, for example, the content of document data (manual, know-how, etc.), the type of data (text data, image data, etc.), and the like. The category color is information for distinguishing each category by color, and different colors are assigned to each category.

The inspection item data 546 is information related to the work instruction sheet prepared in advance for each equipment to be inspected. The work instruction sheet stipulates the inspection items and the work contents for each inspection item. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the inspection item data 546. As shown in FIG. 7, the inspection item data 546 associates the facility ID with, for example, the equipment ID, the work instruction ID, the inspection item ID, the work content, the reference value, and the inspection type. Information. The work instruction ID is identification information for identifying each work instruction. The inspection item ID is identification information for identifying each inspection item. The work content is information indicating the work content for each inspection item. The work contents include, for example, confirmation of the appearance of the equipment to be inspected, confirmation of packing, and recording of numerical values such as inlet temperature, outlet temperature, oil amount, pressure value, electric power value, and current value. The reference value indicates an index for a numerical value that needs to be confirmed or recorded in each inspection item, and includes, for example, an upper limit value, a lower limit value, an average value, a standard value, and the like. The inspection type is information indicating the type of inspection result according to the inspection item. For example, "1" is a case where a numerical value confirmed as an inspection result is input, and "2" is a case where the presence or absence of an abnormality is input as an inspection result.

The inspection result data 547 is information indicating the result of the inspection work executed according to the work instruction. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the inspection result data 547. As shown in FIG. 8, the inspection result data 547 is information in which the equipment ID, the work instruction ID, the inspection item ID, the actual work date, and the inspection result are associated with the facility ID, for example. .. The actual work day is the date and time when the worker worked, for example, the date and time when the inspection result was input is automatically input. The inspection result includes the inspection value and the flag value. The inspection value is a numerical value confirmed by the operator in the inspection work for each inspection item. The flag value is information indicating the presence or absence of an abnormality confirmed by the operator in the inspection work for each inspection item. The flag value is, for example, information indicating whether the flag is an abnormal flag or a normal flag. The inspection value and the flag value are input by the operator using the input unit 52, but the input of the inspection result data 547 does not depend on the operator, and the data such as the sensor is passed through the server (separate from the information management server 100). However, it may be the same), and the value may be displayed on the screen of the display unit 53. The inspection result is a past value of each inspection item, and is, for example, a past value displayed on an input screen superimposed on the inspection item screen described later.

The equipment appearance data 548 is information regarding an appearance image (hereinafter, simply referred to as “appearance image”) of each equipment to be inspected. The appearance image may be a photograph showing the appearance of each facility, or may be an illustration. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the equipment appearance data 548. As shown in FIG. 9, the equipment appearance data 548 is information in which the work instruction ID, the equipment name, the file name, and the drawing data are associated with the equipment ID, for example. The equipment name is the name of the equipment to be inspected. The file name is the file name of the image data of the external image of the equipment to be inspected. The file name also includes image data of the appearance image. The drawing data is image data of an image drawn by using the input unit 52 on the appearance image displayed on the display unit 53 by the operator using the drawing function described below. Here, with respect to the appearance image, drawing data can be integrally captured by overwriting the one to which the memo writing is added by using the drawing function.

The inspection location data 549 is information regarding the inspection location of each equipment to be inspected. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the inspection location data 549. As shown in FIG. 10, the inspection location data 549 is, for example, information in which the work instruction sheet ID, the inspection item ID, and the inspection location coordinates are associated with the equipment ID. The inspection location coordinates are information indicating the position of each inspection location in the external image.

The master data 550 is information related to the inspection work. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the master data 150. The master data 150 is, for example, information in which the equipment ID, the group in charge, the person in charge, the scheduled work date / time, the actual work date / time, the completion / non-completion, and the delivery timing are associated with the facility ID. The group in charge is information indicating the group in charge of inspecting the equipment to be inspected. The person in charge is information indicating the worker in charge of inspecting the equipment to be inspected. In some cases, only the assigned group is assigned and no assigned person is assigned, and vice versa. The scheduled work date and time is information indicating the scheduled work date and time when the inspection work of the equipment to be inspected is to be executed. The actual work date and time is information indicating the date and time when the inspection work of the equipment to be inspected was executed. The presence / absence of completion is information indicating whether or not the inspection work has been completed. The delivery timing is information indicating the delivery timing of the document data about the equipment to be inspected.

Returning to FIG. 2, the description of the configuration of the terminal device 50 will be continued. The application execution unit 55 is realized by, for example, a processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit) executing the information management application 541. The application execution unit 55 includes, for example, a data management unit 551, a display control unit 552, and a registration unit 557.

The data management unit 551 uses the communication unit 51 to store the information received from the information management server 100 in the storage unit 54. For example, the data management unit 551 uses the information received from the information management server 100 as hierarchical management data 542, map correspondence data 543, document management data 544, category data 545, inspection item data 546, inspection result data 547, and equipment appearance data. It is stored in the storage unit 54 as 548 and inspection location data 549.

The display control unit 552 includes a theme display control unit 553, a menu display control unit 554, an input display control unit 555, and a related display control unit 556.

The theme display control unit 553 refers to the hierarchical management data 542 and the map correspondence data 543 to generate a theme designation screen and display it on the display unit 53. The theme specification screen is a screen for specifying the theme of document data. The theme of the document data is, for example, information (for example, area, facility, equipment, etc.) included in each layer when a group of document data is classified by a layer. The theme of the document data may be a concept representing a unit of document data (for example, a type of document data such as a manual). Hereinafter, an example in which the theme of the document data is each facility in which the equipment to be inspected is installed will be described, but the present invention is not limited to this. Details of the theme specification screen will be described later.

When a theme is specified on the theme specification screen, the menu display control unit 554 refers to the document management data 544 and the category data 545, generates a menu image corresponding to the specified theme, and causes the display unit 53 to display the menu image. .. The menu image is an image in which a call image that accepts an operation for calling document data is displayed in association with a category. When the menu display control unit 554 receives an operation on the called image, the menu display control unit 554 causes the display unit 53 to display the document data associated with the operated called image. As a result, the worker can easily perform the operation of calling the document data. Further, the menu display control unit 554 includes the call image of all the document data related to the designated theme (for example, the equipment to be inspected) in the menu image. As a result, the worker can easily grasp the total amount of document data related to the specified theme. Details of the menu image will be described later.

The input display control unit 555 refers to the inspection item data 546, generates an inspection item screen for each equipment to be inspected, and displays the inspection item screen on the display unit 53. The inspection item screen is a screen that displays the inspection items included in the work instruction sheet and accepts the input of the inspection results for each inspection item. Details of the inspection item screen will be described later.

The related display control unit 556 refers to the storage unit 54 and causes the display unit 53 to display the related screen related to the inspection item screen. Related screens include, for example, an appearance screen and a history screen. The appearance screen is a screen that displays a work place for inspecting the inspection items included in the inspection item screen in association with an appearance image of the equipment to be inspected. The history screen is a screen that displays the past inspection results of the inspection items included in the inspection item screen. Details of the appearance screen and the history screen will be described later.

On the inspection item screen generated by the input display control unit 555, the registration unit 557 writes the inspection result input from the operator using the input unit 52 into the storage unit 54 as a part of the inspection result data 547. Further, the registration unit 557 reads the inspection result data 547 from the storage unit 54 at a predetermined timing, and uploads the inspection result data 547 to the information management server 100 using the communication unit 51. Further, the registration unit 557 reads the drawing data of the equipment appearance data 548 from the storage unit 54 at a predetermined timing, and uploads the drawing data to the information management server 100 using the communication unit 51.

[Information management server 100]
FIG. 12 is a configuration diagram of the information management server 100. As shown in FIG. 12, the information management server 100 includes, for example, a communication unit 110, an input unit 120, a display unit 130, a storage unit 140, and a control unit 160.

The communication unit 110 includes, for example, a communication interface such as a NIC (Network Interface Card). The input unit 120 includes, for example, a part or all of various keys, buttons, dial switches, a mouse, and the like. The display unit 130 is, for example, an LCD or an organic EL display device.

The storage unit 140 is, for example, a flash memory such as a RAM, a ROM, or an SSD, an HDD, or the like. In the storage unit 140, for example, information management application 141, hierarchical management data 142, map correspondence data 143, document management data 144, category data 145, inspection item data 146, inspection result data 147, equipment appearance data 148, inspection location data Information such as 149 and master data 150 is stored. In addition, the storage unit 140 also stores master data such as data related to workers (name, age, gender, etc.) and information related to equipment (manufacturer name, model, model number, etc.). Among the information contained in the storage unit 140, the information having the same name as the data stored in the terminal device 50 has the same content, and detailed description thereof will be omitted.

The control unit 160 includes a registration unit 161 and a distribution control unit 162. The registration unit 161 uses the input unit 120 to store information about the person in charge group and the person in charge, distribution timing, and the like input by the administrator in the storage unit 140 as a part of the master data 150. Further, the registration unit 161 uses the communication unit 110 to store the inspection result received from the terminal device 50 in the storage unit 140 as a part of the inspection result data 147. Further, when a part of the inspection result data 147 is updated based on the information received from the terminal device 50, the registration unit 161 updates the work date and time and the completion status of the master data 150 based on the updated inspection result. For example, when the distribution timing is reached, the distribution control unit 162 reads the necessary information from the storage unit 140 with reference to the master data 150, and transmits the read information to the terminal device 50 using the communication unit 110. ..

Next, an example of the display screen displayed on the terminal device 50 will be described.
[Theme specification screen]
FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of the theme designation screen 61. The theme designation images 611 and 612 are displayed on the theme designation screen 61. The theme designation images 611 and 612 are operation images that accept operations for designating each theme. The theme (for example, the name of each facility) is displayed on the theme-designated images 611 and 612. The theme-designated images 611 and 612 are displayed superimposed on the background map image, and are displayed, for example, at positions on the map where each facility exists.

[Menu screen]
FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a menu screen 63 for displaying a menu image. The menu image 300 is displayed on the menu screen 63. As shown in the figure, the background image of the menu image 300 is, for example, a map of the area where each facility is located.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of the menu image 300. As shown in FIG. 15, the menu image 300 includes at least one or more category images 310 and at least one or more calling images 330.

The category image 310 includes, for example, the category images 310A, 310B, and 310C. The category images 310A to 310C are arranged so as to surround a predetermined location (for example, the central image 320). Each category image 310A to 310C is, for example, an image (region) in which an annular region is divided in the circumferential direction. Each of the category images 310A to 310C may have a shape obtained by dividing the annular image into equal parts, or may have a shape obtained by dividing the annular image into equal parts. The size (angle) of each of the category images 310A to 310C may be determined according to the number of categories, or may be determined according to the number of associated calling images 330. The angle indicating the size of each category image 310A to 310C is hereinafter referred to as a segment angle. In the illustrated example, there are three categories, but the category is not limited to this. For example, it may be one or two or more.

The call image 330 is associated with a category image 310 indicating a category to which each document data belongs. The call image 330 is associated with, for example, the call images 331A, 332A, 333A associated with the category image 310A, the call images 331B, 332B, 333B associated with the category image 310B, and the category image 310C. Includes the calling images 331C, 332C, 333C, 334C and the like. Each call image 330 is, for example, a thumbnail image of document data. When the thumbnail image is not registered, each called image 330 may be an image displaying the document name or category, or an image corresponding to the category color. The menu display control unit 554 refers to the document management data 544 and the category data 545, and creates and displays the call image 330 for all the document data associated with the category indicated by the category image 310.

The called image 330 is displayed radially around the center image 320. The called image 330 is displayed outside the associated category image 310 when viewed from the center image 320. At least a part of each called image 330 is given the category color of the corresponding category image 310. For example, one side of each calling image 330 is colored in the category color.

The category image 310 is a display image indicating the category and functions as an operation button for switching the display state of the corresponding call image 330. For example, when the category image 310C is operated by the user (for example, a touch operation, a tap operation, etc.), the display is switched to an off state in which the display of the corresponding call images 331C to 334C is stopped. FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of the category image 310C in the off state. As shown in FIG. 16, the category image 310C in the off state is displayed in a display mode different from that in the on state. For example, the brightness of the category image 310C in the off state is inverted as compared with the images of the category images 310A and 310B in the on state. Further, the size of the category image 310C is displayed so that the segment angle in the off state is smaller than that in the on state. In conjunction with this, the segment angles of the on-state category images 310A and 310B are displayed so as to increase. As the segment angle of the on-state category images 310A and 310B increases, the corresponding call image 330 is displayed in an expanded manner. That is, the called image 330 is displayed in a wider range. As a result, the overlapping of the called images 330 is reduced, so that the thumbnail image of the called image 330 is easy to see.

The center image 320 may be a part of the background (map image) of the menu screen 63, or may be an image showing the theme of the designated document data. For example, the name of each facility is displayed on the central image 320. Further, when the background of the menu image 300 is a map such as that displayed on the menu screen 63, even if the position of the designated theme (for example, a facility) on the map is aligned with the center of the center image 320. good.

Further, the center image 320 may be an operation image that accepts the designation of the theme of the document data. For example, the menu display control unit 554 refers to the hierarchy management data 542, acquires other information in the same hierarchy, creates a selection screen for selecting one of the acquired information, and creates a center image 320. Display as. When another theme is specified on the selection screen displayed as the center image 320, the menu display control unit 554 switches the center image 320 to an image indicating the specified theme, and switches the category image 310 and the call image 330. Switch to the image related to the specified theme. For example, the menu display control unit 554 generates the category image 310 and the call image 330 of the document data related to the theme specified on the selection screen in the same manner as described above, and displays the menu image 300 for the specified theme. It is displayed on the unit 53. As a result, the operator can switch from the state in which the menu image 300 is displayed to the menu image 300 related to another theme without returning to the theme designation screen.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 17 and 18, the operation of calling the document data using the calling image and the screen example thereof will be described. FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of the expanded screen 400 in which the document data is not expanded. In the state shown in FIG. 17, when a predetermined calling operation (for example, an operation of flicking the calling image 332A outside the category image 310 when viewed from the center image 320) is performed on the calling image 332A included in the menu image 300. , The menu display control unit 554 refers to the document management data 544, reads out the document data associated with the call image 332A on which the call operation is performed, and displays the document data on the expansion screen 400. The flick operation is an operation of touching a predetermined image or a character string and flipping a finger while the touched state is touched.

FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an example of the expanded screen 400 in which the document data is expanded. As shown in FIG. 18, document 410A is displayed on the development screen 400. Document 410A is expanded data of document data associated with the call image 332. In the right corner of the document 410A, a close button 430 for closing the document 410A is displayed. Further, the icon 450A of the document 410A is displayed on the lower side of the development screen 400.

Further, as shown in FIG. 18, when the document data is expanded, the call image 332A corresponding to the expanded document is deleted in the menu image 300. For example, when the call image 332A is flicked outward, the menu display control unit 554 extracts the call image 332A in the flicked direction and deletes it from the menu image 300, expands the document 410A on the development screen 400, and expands the document 410A. , Display the icon 450A of document 410A.

Next, an operation of closing the expanded document and an example of its screen will be described with reference to FIGS. 19 and 20. For example, when the call image 331A is further flicked outward from the state of FIG. 18, as shown in FIG. 19, the document 410B associated with the call image 331A is displayed on the development screen 400. FIG. 19 is a diagram for explaining an operation of closing the document data. As shown in FIG. 19, when the icon 450B is flicked in a predetermined direction (for example, the lower side of the screen), the menu display control unit 554 deletes the flicked icon 450B and displays it on the expansion screen 400. Delete the document 410B. The menu display control unit 554 may delete the corresponding document when the close button 430 is touch-operated. Then, as shown in FIG. 20, the menu display control unit 554 adds a call image 331A corresponding to the deleted document 410B to the menu image 300. FIG. 20 is a diagram showing an example of a screen after the operation of closing the document data.

[Inspection item screen]
FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of the inspection item screen 65. The inspection item screen 65 includes a facility display column 651 and an inspection item display column 652. The input display control unit 555 refers to the inspection item data 546, displays the facility name corresponding to the facility ID in the facility display field 651, and displays all the inspection items associated with the corresponding inspection instruction ID. The contents are displayed in the inspection item display column 652. Further, the input display control unit 555 refers to the inspection point data 549, and for the inspection item in which the inspection point coordinates are registered, the viewpoint is next to the character string indicating the content of the inspection item in the inspection item display column 652. The mark 653 is displayed. The viewpoint mark 653 is represented by, for example, an illustration representing the human eye. The viewpoint mark 653 receives an instruction from the operator to display a portion referred to in the inspection work on the external image of the equipment to be inspected.

Each line of the inspection item display field 652 is an operation screen for accepting an input operation. For example, when a part of one line (for example, the character string of "ambient temperature") included in the inspection item display field 652 is touch-operated, the input display control unit 555 displays the input screen 654 of the designated inspection item and The keypad 655 is superimposed on the inspection item screen 65 and displayed. On the input screen 654, inspection items, input fields, reference values, and past values are displayed. The keypad 655 is an operation screen that accepts input of numbers and characters.

When the numerical value input using the keypad 655 exceeds the range indicated by the reference value, the input display control unit 555 displays that fact on the input screen 654. The input screen 654A is a diagram showing an example thereof. Further, the input display control unit 555 may display the input numerical value on the input screen 654 even when the input numerical value is out of the predetermined range based on the past value. By doing so, the operator can notice the erroneous input while performing the inspection work, and can also notice the abnormality of the equipment to be inspected.

[Appearance screen]
FIG. 22 is a diagram showing an example of the appearance screen 67. The appearance screen 67 is a screen for displaying an appearance image of the equipment to be inspected, and is displayed in parallel with the inspection item screen 65. The related display control unit 556 has the inspection item data displayed on the inspection item screen 65 when the operation unit (provided in a part of the inspection item screen 65) for instructing the display of the appearance screen 67 is touch-operated. The appearance image associated with the equipment ID of the above is read out from the equipment appearance data 548 and displayed on the appearance screen 67.

When the viewpoint mark 653 displayed on the inspection item screen 65 is touch-operated, the related display control unit 556 refers to the inspection location data 549, and the inspection location coordinates of the inspection location corresponding to the touch-operated viewpoint mark 653. Is read. The related display control unit 556 displays the inspection location marker 671 at the position indicated by the read inspection location coordinates. As a result, the operator can visually recognize the inspection point, improve the work efficiency, and reduce the mistakes in the work.

Further, when the edit button 672 included in the appearance screen 67 is touch-operated, the related display control unit 556 accepts the editing work for the appearance image. That is, the related display control unit 556 stores the line diagram (drawing data) written on the appearance screen 67 using the operator's finger or the touch pen in the storage unit 54 in association with the appearance image. The related display control unit 556 stores the drawing data in the storage unit 54, for example, as a part of the equipment appearance data 548.

[History screen]
FIG. 23 is a diagram showing an example of the history screen 69. The history screen 69 is a screen showing past inspection results corresponding to each inspection item, and is displayed in parallel on the inspection item screen 65. When the operation unit instructing the display of the history screen 69 is touch-operated, the related display control unit 556 has the inspection result data associated with the work instruction ID of the inspection item data displayed on the inspection item screen 65. Of these, necessary information (for example, the past four times) is read from the inspection result data 547. The related display control unit 556 creates an inspection result image based on the called information, and displays it on the history screen 69 together with the read information.

The inspection result image includes, for example, a trend graph in which the inspection results for the past four times are graphed, an image in which the flag values for the past four times are displayed in different colors, and the like. In the illustrated example, the latest numerical value of the past inspection result and the abnormality flag (or normal flag) are displayed on the right side of the history screen 69, and the inspection result image is displayed on the left side of the history screen 69. Further, the inspection items displayed on the inspection item screen 65 and the past inspection results displayed on the history screen 69 are displayed so as to be in the same line (positions having the same height in the horizontal direction). There is. As a result, when inputting the inspection result of each inspection item, the operator can refer to the past inspection result of the same line, so that the operator can notice the erroneous input while performing the inspection work. Also, you can notice the abnormality of the inspection target.

[Series menu screen]
FIG. 24 is a diagram showing an example of a menu screen 71 for displaying a series menu image. For example, when the switching button (not shown) displayed on the menu screen 63 is touch-operated, the menu display control unit 554 switches from the menu screen 63 to the menu screen 71. Not limited to this, the menu display control unit 554 changes the shape of the category image 310 included in the menu image 300 displayed on the menu screen 63, and shows the category image 310 and the call image 330 on the menu screen 71. It may be rearranged in such an array.

A series menu image 500 is displayed on the menu screen 71. The serial menu image 500 includes at least one or more category images 510 and at least one or more calling images 530. Since the category image 510 and the call image 530 are the same as the category image 310 and the call image 330, respectively, except for the array, detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Category image 510 includes, for example, category images 510A, 510B and 510C. The category images 510A to 510C are arranged in one direction (for example, the vertical direction). The direction in which the category images 510A to 510C are arranged is hereinafter referred to as an arrangement direction. Although not shown, if none of the category images 510 is selected, the called image 530 is not displayed and the category image 510 is displayed. When none of the category images 510 is selected, the size of each category image 510 is a predetermined size, and for example, they are all the same.

When any one of the category images 510 is selected, the selected category image 510 (for example, the category image 510B) becomes larger than before the selection, and is associated with the area adjacent to the category image 510B. The calling image 530 is displayed. The size of the category image 510 may be determined according to the number of associated calling images 530. The call image 530 is associated with each category image 510. Call image 530 includes, for example, call images 531B to 533B associated with category image 510B. The calling images 531B to 533B are arranged in one direction on the right side of the category image 510B.

In the illustrated example, the calling images 531B to 533B are arranged in a row in the same direction (vertical direction) as the arrangement direction of the category images 510A to 510C. On the other hand, when another category image 510 (for example, category image 510C) is selected, the category image 510B returns to the original size (for example, the same size as the category image 510A), and the selected category image 510C becomes larger. Become. Then, the called image 530 associated with the category image 510C is displayed in the area adjacent to the category image 510. That is, the call image 530 to be displayed can be switched by selecting the category image 510.

By arranging the category images 510 in the vertical direction in this way, the series menu image 500 can be displayed close to one side of the screen. Therefore, the series menu image 500 can be operated while simultaneously displaying other screens such as the inspection item screen 65 on the side where the series menu image 500 is not displayed. Further, by arranging the recalled images 530 side by side in the same direction as the arrangement direction of the category images 510, the above effect can be obtained.

Next, the flow of the display control method by the display control unit 552 will be described.
[Display control method for theme specification screen]
FIG. 25 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of the display control method by the theme display control unit 553. First, the theme display control unit 553 determines whether or not the area that is the first layer is designated (step S101). For example, the theme display control unit 553 refers to the layer management data 542, creates a selection screen for selecting one of the information indicating the area included in the first layer, and causes the display unit 53 to display the selection screen. .. The theme display control unit 553 repeats the process of step S101 until information indicating one area is selected on the selection screen. It is assumed that one area (for example, "Kanagawa prefecture (southern part)") is selected from the areas displayed on the selection screen by the operator using the input unit 52. In this case, the theme display control unit 553 uses the communication unit 51 to transmit a transmission request for map data of the designated area to the map information providing server 200 (step S103). Then, the theme display control unit 553 receives the map data of the designated area from the map information providing server 200 by using the communication unit 51 (step S105).

Next, the theme display control unit 553 reads out all the facilities associated with the designated area with reference to the hierarchical management data 542, and generates a theme designation image for the read facilities (step S107). That is, the theme display control unit 553 reads the information of the second layer corresponding to the designated first layer with reference to the layer management data 542, and generates the theme designation image corresponding to each of the read second layers. do.

The theme display control unit 553 generates a background image based on the map data received in step S105, and displays a theme designation screen on the display unit 53 to display the theme designation image at a predetermined position on the generated background image. (Step S109). Specifically, the theme display control unit 553 acquires the map coordinates of each facility included in the area specified in step S101 with reference to the map correspondence data 543, and based on the acquired map coordinates, on the map. The theme-designated image is displayed at the location on the map where each facility exists.

Although not shown, the theme display control unit 553 is inspected by an operator among a plurality of facilities when a plurality of facilities to be inspected are installed in the facility after the facility is designated. A theme designation screen for selecting one facility may be created and displayed on the display unit 53. In this case, the theme display control unit 553 displays, for example, a theme designation image including the name of the equipment to be inspected on the background image of the map of the facility according to the position where each facility is installed. Create a screen.

[Menu screen display control method]
FIG. 26 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of the display control method by the menu display control unit 554. The menu display control unit 554 determines whether or not a theme (for example, a facility) has been specified (step S201). For example, the menu display control unit 554 determines whether or not any of the theme-designated images displayed on the theme-designating screen has been touch-operated by the operator using the input unit 52. When any of the theme-designated images is touch-operated, the menu display control unit 554 generates a menu image for the designated theme (facility) (step S203). The details of the process in step S203 will be described later.

The menu display control unit 554 generates a menu screen for displaying the created menu image on the map image, and displays the menu image on the display unit 53 (step S205). The map image is a map image of the area including the designated facility, and is image data already received from the map information providing server 200. In step S205, the theme display control unit 553 may display the menu image on the theme designation screen generated by the theme display control unit 553.

FIG. 27 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of the menu image generation method by the menu display control unit 554. This process corresponds to the process of step S203 described above. The order of the processes described below is an example, and the order of each process is not limited to this. The menu display control unit 554 reads out all the category names associated with the designated theme with reference to the category data 545, and generates a category image based on the read category names (step S211). For example, the menu display control unit 554 reads out all the category names associated with the facility ID of the designated facility in the category data 545. When there are a plurality of read category names, the menu display control unit 554 generates a plurality of category images having segment angles according to the number of category names, and concatenates them to form an annular figure.

Next, the menu display control unit 554 reads the document data associated with the facility ID of the designated facility (theme) with reference to the document management data 544, and generates a call image based on the read document data. (Step S213). For example, the menu display control unit 554 uses a thumbnail image associated with the facility ID of the designated facility (theme) as a calling image. The menu display control unit 554 refers to the category data 545, acquires the category color corresponding to the called image, and adds a color bar of the category color to each called image (step S215). The menu display control unit 554 refers to the document management data 544 and determines the presence / absence of the display icon for the called image (step S217). For example, when the presence or absence of the display icon associated with the document ID of the called image includes information indicating the display of the icon or the type of the icon, the menu display control unit 554 displays the display icon for the read image. Judge to grant. The menu display control unit 554 generates a display icon based on the information included in the presence / absence of the display icon and adds it to the call image (step S219). Then, the menu display control unit 554 determines whether or not a call image has been generated for all the document data (step S221). The menu display control unit 554 returns to step S213 and repeats the process until the call image is generated for all the document data.

When the call image is generated for all the document data, the menu display control unit 554 generates a menu image in which the category image generated in step S211 is associated with the call image generated in steps S213 to S219 (step S223). ).

FIG. 28 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of operation processing for the menu image. The menu display control unit 554 determines whether or not the call image included in the menu image has been flicked by the operator using the input unit 52 (step S231). When the call image is flicked, the menu display control unit 554 reads the document data associated with the flicked call image from the storage unit 54 and displays it on the expansion screen (step S233). Then, the menu display control unit 554 deletes the flicked call image from the menu image (step S235).

Next, the menu display control unit 554 determines whether or not the deletion operation of the document data displayed on the development screen has been input by the operator using the input unit 52 (step S237). For example, an operation to flick the document icon displayed at the bottom of the expanded screen to the lower side or an operation to touch the close button displayed at the upper right of the document data displayed on the expanded screen was entered. In this case, the menu display control unit 554 determines that the document data deletion operation has been input. The menu display control unit 554 deletes the specified document data from the expanded screen and deletes the document icon displayed at the lower side of the expanded screen (step S239). Then, the menu display control unit 554 adds a call image corresponding to the document data instructed to be deleted to the menu image (step S241).

[Display control method for inspection item screen]
FIG. 29 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of the display control method by the input display control unit 555. The input display control unit 555 determines whether or not the creation instruction is specified (step S301). When the creation instruction is specified, the input display control unit 555 refers to the inspection item data 546, reads out the information corresponding to the creation instruction ID of the specified creation instruction, generates the inspection item screen, and generates the inspection item screen. It is displayed on the display unit 53 (step S303). In step S301, the input display control unit 555 determines whether or not the equipment to be inspected and the facility in which the equipment is installed are designated, thereby creating the equipment or the facility associated with the facility. It may be indirectly determined whether or not the instruction sheet is specified.

The input display control unit 555 determines whether or not the input field is specified (step S305). For example, when an operator uses the input unit 52 to touch-operate an inspection item for inputting an inspection value among the inspection items displayed in the inspection item display field, the input display control unit 555 has an input field. Judge as specified. Next, the input display control unit 555 determines whether or not auxiliary information is associated with the designated inspection item (step S307). Auxiliary information is information that assists the worker's work at the time of input, and is information to be displayed on the input screen. For example, the input display control unit 555 refers to the inspection item data 546, and refers to the work content, the reference value, and the past value (inspection result of the inspection result data 547) associated with the inspection item ID of the designated inspection item. , The same shall apply hereinafter), it is determined that the auxiliary information is not associated. Then, the input display control unit 555 generates an input screen for displaying the name of the inspection item and the input field, superimposes the generated input screen on the inspection item screen, and displays it on the display unit 53 (step S309). ). The input display control unit 555 determines whether or not the inspection value has been input by the operator using the input unit 52 (step S311). When the inspection value is input, the input display control unit 555 stores the input inspection value in the storage unit 54 as a part of the inspection result data 547 (step S313).

On the other hand, when it is determined in step S307 that the auxiliary information is associated, the input display control unit 555 refers to the inspection item data 546 and associates it with the auxiliary information (that is, the inspection item ID of the designated inspection item). Read the work contents, reference values, past values, etc.). The input display control unit 555 generates an input screen including the read auxiliary information, superimposes the generated input screen on the inspection item screen, and displays it on the display unit 53 (step S315). Next, the input display control unit 555 determines whether or not the inspection value has been input by the operator using the input unit 52 (step S317). When the inspection value is input, the input display control unit 555 determines whether or not the input inspection value has an abnormality (step S319). For example, the input display control unit 555 determines that there is an abnormality when the input inspection value is out of the range indicated by the reference value. When it is determined that there is an abnormality, the input display control unit 555 displays an error message on the input screen (step S321). When it is determined that there is no abnormality, the input display control unit 555 stores the input inspection value in the storage unit 54 as a part of the inspection result data 547 (step S313).

Next, the input display control unit 555 determines whether or not the abnormality flag or the like displayed in the inspection item display column has been operated (step S323). For example, when the input display control unit 555 touches an inspection item for inputting an abnormality flag or a normal flag among the inspection items displayed in the inspection item display field by the operator using the input unit 52, It is determined that the abnormality flag or the like has been operated. When the error flag or the like is operated and either the error flag or the normal flag is specified, the input display control unit 555 sets the specified flag as a part of the inspection result data 547 and stores the storage unit 54. It is stored in (step S325).

[Display control method for inspection item screen]
FIG. 30 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of the display control method of the appearance screen by the related display control unit 556. The related display control unit 556 is an operation unit provided on a part of the inspection item screen by the operator using the input unit 52, and determines whether or not the operation unit instructing the display of the appearance screen is touch-operated. Determine (step S401). When the operation unit instructing the display of the appearance screen is touch-operated, the related display control unit 556 refers to the equipment appearance data 548 and displays the work instruction sheet on the inspection item screen displayed in parallel. The appearance image associated with the work instruction ID (or equipment ID) of the above is read out, and the appearance screen including the read appearance image is displayed on the display unit 53 (step S403). Further, the related display control unit 556 is associated with the work instruction ID (or equipment ID) of the work instruction displayed on the inspection item screen displayed in parallel with reference to the inspection location data 549. Read the coordinates of the inspection location. The related display control unit 556 displays the inspection location marker at the position of the inspection location on the external image based on the read out inspection location coordinates (step S405).

Next, the related display control unit 556 determines whether or not the inspection point marker on the external image has been tapped by the operator using the input unit 52 (step S407). When the inspection point marker is tapped, the related display control unit 556 highlights (for example, blinking, blinking,) the inspection item corresponding to the tapped inspection point marker among the inspection items displayed on the inspection item screen. Make it bold, increase the size of the characters, etc.) (step S409).

Further, the related display control unit 556 determines whether or not the viewpoint mark displayed on the inspection item screen has been tapped by the operator using the input unit 52 (step S411). When the viewpoint mark is tapped, the related display control unit 556 is associated with the inspection point ID of the tapped viewpoint mark among the inspection point markers displayed on the appearance image in the appearance screen. The inspection point marker is highlighted (for example, blinking) (step S413).

FIG. 31 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of the display control method of the history screen by the related display control unit 556. The related display control unit 556 is an operation unit provided on a part of the inspection item screen 65 by the operator using the input unit 52, and whether or not the operation unit instructing the display of the history screen is touch-operated. Is determined (step S431). When the operation unit instructing the display of the history screen is touch-operated, the related display control unit 556 refers to the inspection result data 547 and displays the work instruction sheet on the inspection item screen displayed in parallel. The inspection value and the flag value associated with the work instruction ID (or equipment ID) of the above are read, a history screen is generated based on the read inspection value and the flag value, and the history screen is displayed on the display unit 53 (step S433).

According to at least one embodiment described above, a menu image including a category image indicating a category of document data and a call image for reading document data is generated, and the generated menu image is displayed on the terminal device 50. This makes it possible to improve the convenience of displaying information on the terminal device 50.

Although some embodiments of the present invention have been described, these embodiments are presented as examples and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the gist of the invention. These embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the scope and gist of the invention, as well as in the scope of the invention described in the claims and the equivalent scope thereof.

For example, the recall image may be displayed inside the category image.

The shape in which at least one category image is connected is not limited to an annular shape, and may be a circle, a triangle, a quadrangle, or a polygon. Also, the central image may not be present. The figure may be a figure according to the number of category images to be connected. For example, when the number of categories is 3, it may be a triangle, and when the number of categories is 4, it may be a quadrangle.

The center image is not limited to the selection screen for selecting information in the same hierarchy as the already specified theme, but may be a selection screen for selecting a different hierarchy, and among the information contained in the different hierarchy. It may be a selection screen for selecting any of them. For example, when any facility is displayed in the central image, after the central image is touched, the menu display control unit 554 refers to the hierarchical management data 542 and centers on the selection screen for selecting another facility. It may be displayed as an image, a selection screen for selecting an area or equipment may be displayed as a central image, or a selection screen for selecting either an area (or equipment) may be displayed as a central image. ..

Each category image included in the serial menu image may be arranged in series in the horizontal direction.

When the number of called images is large, the interval between the large number of called images may be provided by increasing the segment angle and size of the category image. This makes it easier to flick the recalled image. Further, in this case, the called images may be displayed side by side on the outside (outside when viewed from the center image) of the plurality of called images arranged in the circumferential direction. Further, in this case, a screen for enlarged display may be displayed by a long press operation or the like so that the called image can be flicked on the enlarged display screen.

The segment angle and size of the category image may be changed based on the operation of the operator. Along with this, the called images associated with the category images may be displayed in a wider range. As a result, the distance between the called images is widened, which makes it easier to operate the called images.

When the operation of rotating the category image in the circumferential direction is accepted, the category image may be rotated. Along with this, the display position of the called image is also changed.

The menu screen 63 as shown in FIG. 14 may be changed to the menu screen 71 as shown in FIG. 24, and vice versa. For example, if an operation icon for changing to the menu screen 71 is displayed on the menu screen 63 and the operation icon is flicked in a predetermined direction, the menu screen 71 is changed. The reverse change can also be achieved by displaying a similar operation icon. This operation icon is, for example, a shape in which a circular figure and a figure indicating the flicking direction (for example, a triangle) are combined.

A search function for searching the call image displayed on the menu image 300 may be provided. FIG. 32 is an example of the search screen 73 for searching the call image displayed on the menu image 300. For example, the menu image 300 and the search bar 73A are displayed on the search screen. When a search keyword (for example, a manual) is input to the search bar 73A and the SEARCH button is clicked, the menu display control unit 554 refers to the document management data 544 and the category data 545 and sets the input search keyword. Search for relevant document data. For example, the menu display control unit 554 searches for document data including a search keyword in the document name or category name. When the document data is obtained by the search, the menu display control unit 554 causes the call image of the document data obtained by the search (call image 331B in the illustrated example) to pop out from the central image 320. Not limited to this, the menu display control unit 554 may highlight (blink, display in a color different from other call images, etc.) the call image of the document data obtained by the search. As a result, the operator can search for desired document data from the call image included in the menu image 300.

The serial menu image may be as described below. FIG. 33 is a diagram showing an example of a menu screen 75 that displays a series menu image. A series menu image 501 is displayed on the menu screen 75. The series menu image 501 differs from the above-mentioned series menu image 500 in the arrangement direction and display method of the call image 530. Others, the same ones are designated by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof will be omitted.

As shown in FIG. 33, the calling image 530 is associated with each category image 510. The call image 530 is, for example, the call images 531A to 434A associated with the category image 510A, the call images 531B to 533B associated with the category image 510B, and the call images associated with the category image 510C. Includes 531C to 534C. The call image 530 is arranged in a row in a direction different from the arrangement direction of the category image 510. In the illustrated example, the calling images 531A to 534A are on the right side of the category image 510A, the calling images 531B to 533B are on the right side of the category image 510B, and the calling images 531C to 534C are on the right side of the category image 510C in one direction. It is arranged.

The synchronization of the data stored in the storage unit 54 of the terminal device 50 and the data stored in the storage unit 140 of the information management server 100 may be instructed by the operator. For example, the display control unit 552 displays an operation icon instructing synchronization on one of the display screens (for example, a menu screen). When this operation icon is operated by an operator, the data management unit 551 requests the data stored in the storage unit 54 or the data to be stored (that is, all the data related to the inspection target for which the operator is in charge of the work). Data) is requested to the information management server 100, and the storage unit 54 is updated based on the received information. Further, the display control unit 552 may display an operation icon that accepts synchronization (update) for each document data on, for example, one of the display screens (for example, a menu screen). When this operation icon is operated by an operator, the data management unit 551 requests the information management server 100 to transmit the designated document data, and updates the storage unit 54 based on the received information.

In the above embodiment, the description is made assuming a scene used by a worker at an inspection site, but the description is not limited to this. For example, the information management system 1 of the embodiment can be used for maintenance work at an airfield, product management at a supermarket or a convenience store, and the like. More accurate confirmation work is required for maintenance work at the airfield, but by using the information management system 1 of the embodiment, it is possible to improve the efficiency of the confirmation work and improve the accuracy of the work. Can be done. Further, in the product management business, it is required to accurately manage the number of inventories and the number of orders. In addition, there are many tasks such as determining the number of orders by referring to the number of orders placed at the same time in the past and the number of orders placed last month, which is also effective in such work.

1 ... Information management system, 50 ... Terminal device, 51 ... Communication unit, 52 ... Input unit, 53 ... Display unit, 54 ... Storage unit, 55 ... App execution unit, 541 ... Information management application, 542 ... Hierarchical management data, 543 … Map compatible data 544… Document management data 545… Category data 546… Inspection item data 547… Inspection result data 548… Equipment appearance data 549… Inspection location data, 551… Data management unit, 552… Display control Unit, 535 ... Theme display control unit, 554 ... Menu display control unit, 555 ... Input display control unit, 556 ... Related display control unit, 557 ... Registration unit, 100 ... Information management server, 110 ... Communication unit, 120 ... Input unit , 130 ... Display unit, 140 ... Storage unit, 160 ... Control unit, 200 ... Map information providing server

Claims (12)

For terminal devices equipped with a display unit and a communication unit
The information acquired from the management device via the communication unit is displayed on the display unit.
A program for transmitting information based on a user's operation to the management device using the communication unit.
To the terminal device
A plurality of first images arranged so as to surround a predetermined portion on the display surface of the display unit, and a plurality of first images showing attributes of contents acquired from the management device via the communication unit are displayed. Display it on the department
One or more second images for calling the content are displayed on the display unit in association with each of the first images .
When a part of the plurality of first images is in the off state, the second image corresponding to the first image in the on state is displayed as compared with the case where all the first images are in the on state. , Ru is displayed in a wider area,
A program that executes processing. To the terminal device
The second image is displayed outside the first image when viewed from the predetermined position on the display surface of the display unit.
The program according to claim 1, wherein the process is executed. To the terminal device
The on state and the off state of the first image are switched according to the operation on the first image.
The program according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the process is executed. To the terminal device
Stops the display of the second image associated with the first image in the off state.
The program according to claim 3, wherein the process is executed. To the terminal device
The plurality of first images are displayed in regions in which an annular region is divided in the circumferential direction.
The program according to any one of claims 1 to 4, which executes processing. To the terminal device
An image showing the attribute related to the first image and the theme of the content related to the second image is displayed in the central portion of the annular region.
The program according to claim 5, wherein the process is executed. To the terminal device
As the image showing the theme is manipulated, the image showing the theme is switched.
Displaying the first image and the second image corresponding to the switched theme.
The program according to claim 6, wherein the process is executed. To the terminal device
A screen in which the first images are arranged in one direction is displayed according to a predetermined operation by the user.
The program according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the process is executed. A terminal device having a display unit and a communication unit
The information acquired from the management device via the communication unit is displayed on the display unit, and the information is displayed on the display unit.
Information based on the user's operation is transmitted to the management device using the communication unit, and the information is transmitted to the management device.
A plurality of first images arranged so as to surround a predetermined portion on the display surface of the display unit, and a plurality of first images showing attributes of contents acquired from the management device via the communication unit are displayed. Display it on the department
One or more second images for calling the content are displayed on the display unit in association with each of the first images .
When a part of the plurality of first images is in the off state, the second image corresponding to the first image in the on state is displayed as compared with the case where all the first images are in the on state. , Ru is displayed in a wider area,
How to control the terminal device. The second image is displayed outside the first image when viewed from the predetermined position on the display surface of the display unit.
9. The method for controlling a terminal device according to claim 9. The on state and the off state of the first image are switched according to the operation on the first image.
The method for controlling a terminal device according to claim 9 or 10. Stops the display of the second image associated with the first image in the off state.
11. The method for controlling a terminal device according to claim 11 .

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